Le point: Constitution
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- Title:
- Le point: Constitution
- Alternative Title:
- Le point: Konstitisyon
- Program Name:
- Le Point
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- Date:
- March 30, 1987
- Description:
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Kòmantè Jean Dominique aprè viktwa referandòm konstitisyonèl 29 mas 1987 la. Malgre kèlke iregilarite ak pwoblèm, pèp la te vote konstitisyon an, malere kou boujwa, pòv kou rich. Emisyon an gen ladan l entèvyou sou twotwa avèk moun ki t al vote nan katye popilè ak nan katye boujwa, kote Jean Dominique te kwaze avèk ansyen anbasadè Joseph Dejean. Dominique fini avèk yon anekdot: yon gwoup ti machann ki t ap tounen ann Ayiti soti nan Sendomeng te arete, epi tout machandiz yo te sezi. Aprè yo fin libere, yo pase nan Radyo Ayiti pou revandike dwa yo piblikman -- epi tout moun rive avèk lendèks wouj. Yo deklare yo te al vote touswit aprè yo fin libere, pou bagay sa yo pa pase ankò.
Jean Dominique's commentary after the victory of the March 29, 1987 constitutional referendum. Despite some irregularities and difficulties, people voted for the Constitution, rich and poor alike. Includes street interviews with voters in both working-class and bourgeois neighborhoods, including former ambassador Joseph Dejean. Dominique concludes by telling the story of a group of small-scale merchants who were arrested returning to Haiti from the Dominican Republic, and their merchandise seized. After their release from prison, they came to Radio Haiti to publicly denounce their arrest -- and they all arrived with index fingers red from voting. They said they voted immediately after being released from prison, so that such things would never happen again.
Commentaires de Jean Dominique après la victoire du référendum constitutionnel du 29 mars 1987. Malgré quelques irrégularités et problèmes, le peuple, les riches comme les pauvres, vota en faveur de la constitution. Avec des interviews d'électeurs issus de quartiers populaires et aisés, notamment l'ancien ambassadeur Joseph Dejean. Dominique termine l'émission en racontant l'histoire d'un groupe de petits commerçants qui furent arrêtés et leurs marchandises confisquées alors qu'ils revenaient de République dominicaine. Après leur libération, ils se rendirent à Radio Haïti afin de dénoncer leur traitement et arrivèrent avec leurs index rouges : ils allèrent voter immédiatement après leur sortie de prison pour s'assurer que ce genre de situation ne se reproduise plus.
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- Tape ID:
- RL10059CS0979
- Rights:
- Limited Re-UseCC BY-NC-SA 4.0
- Rights Note:
- This recording may contain material that was not originally created by Radio Haiti and therefore not covered by the Creative Commons license indicated here. For more information see https://repository.duke.edu/dc/radiohaiti/about#copyright.
- Digital Collection:
- Radio Haiti Archive
- Source Collection:
- Radio Haiti audio recordings, 1957-2003
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- 23a94ea24352cd372192327fdf36b2cf
- radiohaiti
- duke:551720
- RL10059-CS-0979_01
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- c46ff0b9-22bf-4953-be8e-5fb2ab06625e
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- https://idn.duke.edu/ark:/87924/r47d2tc7c
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